Enduro at its heart is about adventure. The format’s origins pitted competitors against remote, raw terrain across multiple days of competition, and its self-sufficient nature meant skills with a multitool were as crucial to winning as technical riding abilities.
It has also been a testbed for new mountain bike technology, with dropper posts, 1x drivetrains and E-bikes all put through their paces in Enduro before being adopted by the wider industry.
In 2025, the UCI Enduro World Cup is returning to its roots, with courses that delve deep into the backcountry and go big on exploration.
Thanks to the Enduro Open, amateurs will have the chance to experience the very same adrenaline-fuelled descents of stages and lactic acid-inducing uphill liaisons as professional athletes.
At five of the seven iconic venues of the 2025 WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series, fans will be able to put their fitness, racing skills and trail-side tinkering credentials to the test on the same weekend as the UCI Enduro World Cup as they embark on some of the world’s most iconic natural trails. It’s not limited to Enduro bikes, with each round also featuring separate E-bike categories that will push rider and their battery-assisted bikes to their limits.
And if amazing riding against the backdrop of stunning scenery in the likes of Pietra Ligure (Italy) and Loudenvielle-Peyragudes (France) wasn’t enough, participants will also be able to directly compare their times to the pros – who go between the race tape on the exact same stages 24 hours later.
ENDURO OPEN CALENDAR
10 May – Pietra Ligure - Finale Outdoor Region (Italy)
16 May – Enduro Trails, Bielsko-Biała (Poland)
30 May – Loudenvielle-Peyragudes (France)
28 June – Val di Fassa, Trentino (Italy)
23 August – Morillon, Haute-Savoie (France)
Entries for each Enduro Open round are split across six categories:
- Junior Men*
- Junior Women*
- Men
- Women
- Masters Men (35+)
- Masters Women (35+)
- Ebike Men
- Ebike Women
*Minimum age 17/18 years old depending on the year of birth. Please check individual races in the booking portal.
Entries for Pietra Ligure (Italy) and Bielsko-Biała (Poland) will open on Tuesday, March 25th.
More details on the races, pricing, and included services:
10 May – Pietra Ligure (Italy) | A classic Finale Outdoor Region race of rocky trails, coastal views and the true enduro experience.
- Entry fee: 110€ (no shuttle or transportation included)
- Services included: Race entry, training day, access to water and feed stations, timing equipment and access to technical support
- Make a weekend of it - watch the UCI Enduro World Cup opening round on Sunday 11 May
- Click HERE for registration
16 May – Bielsko-Biała (Poland) | An up-and-coming mountain biking hotspot!
- Entry fee: 130€ (includes shuttle/uplift service)
- Services included: Race entry, training day, access to feed stations, uplift/shuttles, timing equipment, and access to techincal support.
- Make a weekend of it - watch the second round of the UCI Enduro World Cup alongside the UCI Downhill World Cup opening round on Saturday, May 17, and Sunday, May 18.
- Click HERE for registration
Entries for the remaining Enduro Open races in Loundevielle-Peyragudes (France), Val Di Fassa, Trentino (Italy), and the brand-new venue of Morillon, Haute-Savoie (France) will be opening (very) soon. Stay tuned to our official website and social media channels for updates or sign up for our newsletter!
Speed is of the essence if you want to secure your spot in the Enduro Open start line, with a limit of 400 spaces available at each round.
Entry requirements: There are no entry criteria for Enduro Open races! All you need is a bike and the desire to have an unparalleled and unique mountain biking experience.
For those aiming higher, each Enduro Open round also serves as an official qualifier for the UCI Enduro World Cup, with global ranking points up for grabs in both the men's and women's categories.
